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Navigation driven by bidirectional information transmission between sensing and actuation
A wide variety of biological functions are driven by feedback between sensing and actuation. A paradigmatic example is cellular navigation. During navigation, the sensory system maps the environmental input signal onto a sensory output, which then drives an actuation response, thereby changing the f
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